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Lighting Systems
Installing the
TPS
TK-TTLP-1S240-FL
suppression filtering on upstream breaker panels and all
processor links and dimming buses will dramatically reduce the
likelihood of damage occurring. It is critical to protect any
link or bus with long runs or that travels between buildings.
Damage may occur because the ground reference between buildings
can become separated during a lightning strike. This will
produce damaging transients and is the most common type of port
failure. |
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A. Protect 120V Circuit Feeding Processor |
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B. Protect 120V Circuits Feeding Outdoor
Landscape Lighting |
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Protect against outside surges entering the system on this
pathway and damaging the module and processor. |
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120
volt circuits that <20 amps use: |
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C. Protect Processor RS232 Port |
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Lutron Homework's Information |
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D. Protect communication lines to Keypad Link,
Hybrid Repeater Link, Inter-Processor Link, Module Interface
Link, Grafik Eye Link, Shade Interface etc. |
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Use
one unit to protect links 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, and 8 (24 wire, 6 sets
of 4). |
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E. Protect H48/D48 Dimmer Interface |
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Use
one unit to protect up to 12 dimming wires. Use two units to
protect up to 24 dimming wires. |
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F. Protect remote equipment with long runs, and
protect wires that go outside the building or communicate with
equipment fed from a different power source or in a different
building. |
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Protect Module Interfaces, gate keypad and additional dimming
panels from lightning induced or utility type surges that
travel on communication lines and damage keypads. This unit is
to be installed directly in front of the piece of equipment
being protected. |
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Vantage Information |
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G. Protect remote equipment with long runs, and
protect wires that go outside the building or communicate with
equipment fed from a different power source or in a different
building. |
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Protect Module Interfaces, gate keypad and additional dimming
panels from lightning induced or utility type surges that
travel on communication lines and damage keypads. This unit is
to be installed directly in front of the piece of equipment
being protected. |
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